It probably won't happen. Though I don't have proof, there is no proof that there is. Right now, they're taking a different approach. The hardcore crowd isn't their main market at this point, as they're taking a extreme approach to the casual crowd, like Wii Music. Fer example, E3 '08 (BOOOO!).The only good thing that was announced was WiiSpeak and Motion Plus, but then there's Animal Crossing. It's Nintendo's own game and they're not putting in motion controls, and it has a graphical update, but not all the different from the GC and DS games. AC has so much potential but they're just leaving it where it is now. To me, that shows they're not really taking the hardcore seriously. Didn't mean to go on a slightly off topic rant, but I got a $250 console collecting dust.
They did say that the Zelda team's working on something, but that something may or may not be Zelda. 'Least they're making Pikmin.
Finally. I come across good people who use their heads. I don't like the idiots who are acting like FFXIII isn't coming to the PS3 at all. It's good what Square Enix is doing. I'd say it was about time. I think FFXIII is staying a PS3 exclusive in Japan, though.ja
I just bought a new PC and it has some 3rd party software that's slowing down the PC by some 30%. I have to go to the System32 file and delete these programs but I'm afraid I might delete something that might screw up this day old machine. Kinda need help on that.
The new PC (gettin' for Christmas, btw) has 2 PCI slots, 1 PCI Express x1, and 1 PCI Express x16. It'll be a Geforce 6150 SE motherboard with TurboCache and all that stuff.
Gettin' new computer, pre-built (to my dismay), has integrated graphics, great Athlon 64 X2 6000+ (or something, 3GB RAM, average power supply, Windows Vista and such. I think the PC is and HP brand model m8200n. Integrated isn't gonna cut it, so I get a video card for christmas. Problem is, I tried putting a card in my computer, but I failed and returned it back to Circuit City and got a Wii instead. I'm gonna get a Geforce 8600 GTS and a power supply, but I need steps to do it for when I need to do it.
Little help? I dun wanna screw up on a brand new computer... I've had this PC for about 4-5 years, so I'm completely in the dark about everything...
I'm gonna get a Vista computer, pretty fast stuff from the demo PC at Best Buy. I'm just gonna keep my XP PC here so that way me and my bro and sis can enjoy the wonders of a slow XP PC and an amazingly fast Vista PC.
But to answer your question (without any basis of knowledge about Vista) I'd say go for the Vista. Sooner or later the XP to Vista switch is gonna be more forced sometime in the future, so go ahead and switch. I'm sure they'll work out some more bugs as we get updates.
NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE with TurboCache with 128MB dedicated memory; up to 623MB (allocated by Windows Vista)I'm gonna get a new computer with this graphics card. I'm looking to play Crysis (I know, pretty hopeless, but hey, I've seen that game run on a 64MB video card on a Laptop), and I kinda know little about TurboCache, so if anyone out there has Crysis, how would you say the graphics look like?
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